Words Containing TUIT

69 words contain TUIT anywhere. Scores range up to 27 points (HYPERPITUITARY), averaging 13.4 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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To become aware of something.

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Past tense of ATTUITE.

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Third-person singular present tense of ATTUITE.

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Present participle of ATTUITE.

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A form of apprehension intermediate between animal sensation and human perception.

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Relating to attuition, or passive perception.

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Plural of ATTUITION.

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Relating to or exhibiting attuition.

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In a way involving attuition.

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Plural of CONSPECTUITY.

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The quality of being visible or conspicuous.

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Plural of FATUITY.

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Stupid or foolish.

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Foolishness or stupidity; a silly act or idea.

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Plural of FORTUITY.

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The belief that chance plays a role in natural events.

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Plural of FORTUITISM.

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A believer in fortuitism.

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Plural of FORTUITIST.

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Happening by chance, especially by good luck.

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By chance; accidentally.

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The quality of happening by chance, especially favorably.

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The quality or fact of happening by chance; an accidental occurrence.

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Plural of GRATUITY.

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Unnecessary and uncalled for; also given freely.

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Without good reason or justification.

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The quality of being uncalled-for or unnecessary.

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A tip given for service rendered.

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Relating to excessive activity of the pituitary gland.

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Insufficient secretion of one or more pituitary hormones.

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Relating to underfunctioning of the pituitary gland.

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To know or grasp by intuition.

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Capable of being understood directly by intuition.

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Past tense of INTUIT.

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Present participle of INTUIT.

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The ability to understand or know something immediately without conscious reasoning.

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Pertaining to or based on intuition.

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The belief that truth is known intuitively.

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Plural of INTUITIONALISM.

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One who accepts intuitionalism.

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Plural of INTUITIONALIST.

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In a manner based on intuition.

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Philosophical view that knowledge comes primarily from intuition.

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Plural of INTUITIONISM.

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A person who studies intuitionistic mathematics.

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Plural of INTUITIONIST.

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Plural of INTUITION.

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Based on or obtained through intuition rather than analysis.

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In an intuitive manner; by intuition.

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The quality of being intuitive.

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Plural of INTUITIVENESS.

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The doctrine that moral judgments are intuitive.

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Plural of INTUITIVISM.

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Third-person singular present tense of INTUIT.

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Not easily understood or obvious.

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Plural of PERPETUITY.

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The state of lasting forever or indefinitely.

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Phlegm or mucus.

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Plural of PITUITARY.

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The master gland at the base of the brain.

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How many words containing tuit are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word contain TUIT anywhere?

HYPERPITUITARY scores 27 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.